The construction of St George's church >
Link started in the 12th century, with south porch and aisle >
Link added in the 14th century. Despite renovation work that was carried out in the 19th century, the church has retained much of its medieval atmosphere >
Link. The C15 benches >
Link have carved and pierced decorations in a variety of patterns, and poppyhead bench ends as well as carved figures on the arm rests, the latter much defaced. The octagonal font >
Link dates from the 14th century and some of the medieval glass >
Link has remained in the east window of the south aisle. The rood screen >
Link is C15 and retains some of its original colouring. The panels depict the 12 apostles holding their recognised portion of the Creed, with the 4 Latin Doctors painted on the doors. Three return stalls >
Link rest against the screen on the chancel side. The pulpit >
Link is Jacobean. The chamber organ >
Link is believed to have been made by JC Bishop of London in about 1830.